Do the arms spread apart enough to accomodate a laptop screen in btw the two LCD panels, something like : [24inchLCD][16inchLaptop][24inchLCD]
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They probably spread wide enough if both LCD panels on the arms are in portrait mode. In landscape mode for all the panels it would be too close to call.
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Hello. I think yes; but I must look at them first to confirm. I had a dual mount first but added a quad mount for four 23" monitors for use with my 17" laptop as you describe on the lower tier. I will look this weekend when I return from travel. regards, cliff
1917556
No, the surface of the stand isn't quite large enough for anything else but the laptop itself.
844406
No the shelves are set at ~4 inches and ~10 inches below the bottom of my 24 inch monitors with the monitors at the top position. I don't believe there is room for a laptop without being in the way of the 2 monitors.
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sure. It will just look funky with one monitor and one arm extending out the other side without a monitor on it.
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The correct way to measure your laptop is diagonally across the screen. That would give you the correct measurement.
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In general the diagonal measure of the laptop should not matter. My laptop is probably 17 inches or so diagonally and it works fine with this stand. What matters most is if the thickness of the laptop or shape of the case causes instability with the two relatively small "feet" that hold the laptop in place. This is more of concern if you want the laptop at a steep angle because the "feet" flip out about an inch so if your laptop does not have a flat case it could be less stable when at the steeper angles. I simply cut a straw into two small pieces which I put over the feet to make them longer and therefore more stable when I need maximum height for the screen.
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I have a Gateway & Toshiba, both 17" monitors, they both fit. I would say the sleeve is snug, but in a good way. There is plenty of stretch. And I'd rather have it snug than sliding around in the darn thing anyway. The whole idea is to keep things secure. Sliding does not equal secure. Neither in Laptop sleeves or undergarments.
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Not exactly sure what you are asking but I'll try to provide info that might help. The monitor and the laptop platform are on different arms connected to the same pole. I don't type on my laptop as I have a separate full size keyboard I use. That being said, the pole and arms are pretty stiff and there is very little deflection when I tap on the laptop. Also I would add that these arms are made to swing in and out horizontally along with some tilt. Adjusting the vertical height of either arm (for either the monitor or laptop platform) requires you to get out the allen wrench. I hope this helps. Not exactly sure what you are asking but I'll try to provide info that might help. The monitor and the laptop platform are on different arms connected to the same pole. I don't type on my laptop as I have a separate full size keyboard I use. That being said, the pole and arms are pretty stiff and there is very little deflection when I tap on the laptop. Also I would add that these arms are made to swing in and out horizontally along with some tilt. Adjusting the vertical height of either arm (for either the monitor or laptop platform) requires you to get out the allen wrench. I hope this... » Read More Not exactly sure what you are asking but I'll try to provide info that might help. The monitor and the laptop platform are on different arms connected to the same pole. I don't type on my laptop as I have a separate full size keyboard I use. That being said, the pole and arms are pretty stiff and there is very little deflection when I tap on the laptop. Also I would add that these arms are made to swing in and out horizontally along with some tilt. Adjusting the vertical height of either arm (for either the monitor or laptop platform) requires you to get out the allen wrench. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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The arms are not flexible, but the brackets do have a very small adjustable tilt. I have a pretty small desk with (3) 27" monitors and I have no complaints.
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It will be close, but they will probably fit fine. I have two 24" widescreen monitors side-by-side and they fit with a couple inches to spare on each side.
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My son set his laptop on it. It's a 17" laptop, so he doesn't have any extra space around it. There are slide tabs on it, to hold whatever you place on it, in place. You can also adjust the angle on it, depending what you are setting on it
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Yes but unlikely if your laptop has larger than a 13" screen, would be to wide
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I think a monitor extension arm would make it unbalanced. But I have a laptop and an 18" flat screen monitor and a keyboard on mine and it works nicely.
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there are slots about 1 1/2 inches apart, which means you cannot make small adjustment up and down. But you can slide the monitors left and right along the arms.
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it is very narrow, only enough to put my 13-inch laptop. But the L shape helps if you wanna put more monitors.
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No. The screen is held in its place with adhesive strips that stick on the frame of the laptop screen.
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I have 2 23" monitors mounted on this stand and it is plenty sturdy without being fastened down to anything(I have a glass desk and cannot drill into it). The arms swivel forward, so you should be able to close any gap between the monitors. However, this comes at the expense of moving the screens closer to your face, you may run into issue placing your stand back far enough. You might consider a different stand where the vesa mounts slide along the arms.